CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND ONLINE EDUCATION
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OPEN TO THE WORLD!
OPEN TO THE WORLD!
CCOE remains fully operational. Our team is available during normal business hours to answer any inquiries and assist with any requests. For support, please contact us at ccoe@gallaudet.edu
Gallaudet University’s Center for Continuing and Online Education (CCOE) offers a wide variety of professional and personal development, leadership, and outreach programs. These learning opportunities and services are provided year-round and address the needs and interests of deaf and hard of hearing individuals, their families, youth, communities, and professionals working with them around the globe. Our learning opportunities include both credit and noncredit offerings delivered within a bilingual (ASL/English) learning environment through onsite gatherings, remote sessions, online platforms, at other locations, or through a combination of these learning environments.
Learn On Campus or Online
Learn On Campus or Online
Personal and professional development; leadership and outreach programs; customized training programs; events and other rich learning opportunities and services are provided year-round.
ASL I-VI and special topic courses are offered on-campus and online.
Online courses offer the option to study anytime, anywhere, to gain skills or earn a degree.
Graduate, undergraduate, and professional studies courses and certificate programs offered year round.
Online programs accepts your old college credits in transfer toward a new online degree to complete your degree.
Educational opportunities designed to address the needs and interests of professionals who work with deaf and hard of hearing individuals.
PST certificate programs are designed to satisfy requirements for professional development.
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
Professional Studies and Training (PST) courses are offered for non-degree credit by the Center for Continuing and Online Education. The courses are open to anyone who is qualified to do college-level work. Adults with a high school diploma or its equivalent and visiting students from other colleges may enroll in PST courses. Applicants under age 18 must provide proof of graduation on a high school transcript or a GED certificate.
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